chopperstabiliserte
Chopperstabiliserte, also known as chopper-stabilized or chopper-stabilized radar, is a technique used in radar systems to reduce the effects of clutter and improve the detection of moving targets. This method involves the use of a mechanical or electronic device called a chopper, which interrupts the transmitted radar signal at a high frequency. The chopper is synchronized with the radar's pulse repetition frequency (PRF), and it alternately transmits and blocks the radar signal.
The primary advantage of chopper-stabilized radar is its ability to suppress clutter, which is the unwanted
Chopper-stabilized radar is particularly useful in applications where clutter is a significant issue, such as in